Persistent blockage, snoring, breathing pauses and suspected hearing difficulty are assessed together. Endoscopy, hearing tests and sleep studies are selected when needed. Mild cases may be observed and associated allergy treated. Adenoidectomy may be considered for significant obstruction, confirmed sleep apnoea or selected middle-ear problems. Palate anatomy, other illnesses, bleeding and the uncommon risk of altered voice resonance should be discussed before surgery.
The adenoid is lymphoid tissue behind the nose. Enlargement can affect a child's breathing, sleep and middle-ear ventilation, but size alone does not require surgery.
Decisions consider documented infection frequency and severity, sleep-related breathing and daily impact. Observation and symptom management are discussed alongside surgery. Surgery carries risks including pain, bleeding, dehydration and anaesthesia complications.
Playful and fearless initial examination suitable for child psychology.
Accurate determination of the root of the problem via endoscopic camera.
Performed via endoscope, leaving no residual tissue and without damaging tissues that could cause bleeding.
Recovery and discharge depend on the operation, age, apnoea, other illnesses and observation findings.
Friendly communication with children, fear-free examination environment.
Performed via endoscope, leaving no residual tissue and without damaging tissues that could cause bleeding.
Doctor supervision and regular check-ups until full recovery.
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